Comments on: 'World's toughest phone' asks to be tortured
Military-spec handset braves shock, water, wind, dust, dirt, extreme temperatures, and Swedes.
Military-spec handset braves shock, water, wind, dust, dirt, extreme temperatures, and Swedes.
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how long in receive mode, and how long turned off?
Are there any, with long standby times, to toss in back pack, turn on days/ weeks later, and use?
or is it just a "good roc" after 12 hours? ha
thanks!
- by nbfsinger February 2, 2009 6:30 AM PST
- Dont be taken in by the hype! This is an overpriced featureless phone. I have been through 3 in a matter of months. Unit 1: Faulty out of box, would not make calls. Unit 2: Keypad failed within 10 days subject to no abnormal wear. Unit 3: Screen cracked now illegible after 1 1/2 months use, fell from hand at thigh height to floor. What a waste of time does not even have any way of connecting to PC to back up numbers etc.
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